Argentine police have raided the headquarters of local cable company Cablevision to enforce a court order following a complaint over unfair competition from rival operator Supercanal, news agency Reuters reports. The move is an escalation of a bitter dispute between Cablevision’s parent, domestic media giant Clarin, and President Cristina Fernandez, which has been ongoing since Clarin criticised Fernandez's handling of farmer protests soon after she succeeded her late husband as president. ‘This is part of a systematic campaign of harassment the national government is carrying out against Clarin group companies,’ Cablevision said in a statement
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